The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-11-17
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THE ARBETTER ZEITUNG's VIEW OF
THE AFFAIR.

Other Notes.
THE ARBEITER ZEITUNG'S VIEW OF
THE AFFAIR.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-At the Office of
the Ar better Zeitung on West Twelfth
street tn ings were quiet. The noon
issue of the paper contained short
account of Lingg's attempt at suicide
which reads: ''They have urged our
courageous friend to death. This
morning he committed suicide by plac-
ing dynamite cartridge in his mouth
and igniting it, almost resulting in in
slant DEATH" The account goes on to
say that his friends, declaration that he
was insane yesterday drove him to
commit suicide.
TO BE REMOVED AT ONCE.
CHICAGO, Nov. IO.-The sheriff has
decided to take Schwab and Fielder to
the penitentiary at once. They will be
removed to Joliet tonight strongly
guarded by a force of deputy sheriffs.
This action was decided on by Sheriff
MatSOn as soon as the Governor COM
mutation was received.
WILL NOT SEND THEM AT ONCE.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-Sheriff Matson
has concluded that he would not be
authorized to send Fielden and Schwab
to the penitentiary on a telegram.
The Governors messenger will arrive
from Springfield early tomorrow morn
ing to bring an official copy of the Or
der of Communication. After that a
mittamus will be issued and they may
go down tomorrow or Saturday.
PRECAUTIONS AT THE JAIL.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10.-Sheriff Matson,
after consultation with Tailor Folz,
decided to bar the big iron gate at the
north end of the jail court leading into
Illinois street. Four carpenters were
at work to-day fortify ing the gate by
propERIIiTg it WITH tbs b hssyy' Of %n Sfa
the heavy hard wood .timbers have
been spiked. Ropes viii be placed
across the street at every corner of the
| jail building tomorrow, and a Gordon
of police. numbering 200, will be sta
toned about this Enclosure to keep the
crowds back.
ANOTHER BOMB FOUND.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1O.-About 8 o'clock
tonight bomb was found by Thomas
Maloney in the rear of the resi-
dence of James Brayton on
| Yale near Sixty-third street,
in Englewood. The bomb consisted of
a piece of gas pipe twelve inches long
and about two inches in diameter,
filed with pieces of iron and a sub
stance supposed to be dynamite. Mr..
Brayton was. one Of the jurors
said to a reporter tonight that
he did not fear any organized attack,
but believed that tro bic might be ex-
pected from cranks. He has received
several threatening letters since the
sentence was pronounced on the an
archiSts, and has consulted with refer.
: ence to them with Chief Ebersold
|, |
Captain Setback. Two officers were
|, detailed to guard his house.
THEIR FRIENDS UNCoMAfUNICATIvE.
} SPRINGFIELD, Nov. 10.-Of the fOul
, or five of the anarchists friends wht
remained in the city over to-day. al
but one or two left on the o'clocl
train for Chicago Immediately aster II
ceiving the news of the governors de
2 ciSion. Representatives ROhrback ant
President Oliver, of the Amest,
3 Association, were the first informed O
3 the decision, Immediately after its an
nouncement. and expressed great as
!. constituent that more of the condemne.
: men had not received clemency. ROhI
p back and Oliver could hardly credi
the news, and when emphaticaIly in
formed Of its authenticity, ar
8 peared downcaSt and reful
' ed at once TO expires
3 any further opinion on the subject
!. George Schillfng expressed mingle
q disappointment and disgust on hearin
E the news, but presently abstained froE
any forcible expressions of his opinion
; His chagTin was more apparent in hi
a actions than in his words, and he toC
q after fully approaching the import 6
q the intelligence, leaped into stul
q bornIy uncommunicative state. tt
q last of the anarchists friends left Il
: Chicago on the midnight train.
is EVERYTHING QUIET.
n CHICAGO, Nov. l0.-Up to liz
II o'clock everything is quiet throughoI
it the city. No indications of disturb
IF ance have been reported from any qua
m ter. The fact that the authOritil
Id have taken every precaution TO preve1
Ia trouble, and ara fully prepared for Al
emergency, Is almost q guarantee thi
of everything VIII pass on quietly {
10 morrow.
fs A PLEA FOR THE CONDEMNED.
nt SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, Nov. 10.-It
re learned at q late hour tonight tn
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